Casting Sheets for Principal Actors and Extras

Indie filmmakers can track their daily shooting schedule with this downloadable template for film and television productions.

• The schedule sheet breaks down each day's shooting by:
  • scene numbers, day/night, interior/exterior, location and action shot,
  • page numbers and total pages shot,
  • cast, extras, animals,
  • props, set dressing, special equipment, vehicles,
  • sound, camera, additional labor,
  • costumes, makeup,
  • visual and special effects,
  • video and music playback.
• Available as a customizable and reusable MS Word template.

Record the production requirements for a film or television production with this easy-to-use downloadable checklist, including:

• production staff and crew - from producer to tool maintenance,
• support staff (craft service / catering, security, police, etc),
• cast, stunties, bit players, extras,
• locations requirements,
• equipment and vehicles,
• production forms.

Available in MS Word format. Fully editable and reusable.

Do an extras breakdown for or TV production with this downloadable form.

• The breakdown sheet can be extended for as many shooting days as are on the schedule.
• The breakdown tracks how many and what type of extras and background are required for each script page.
• This is a digital form that can be filled in on a laptop or tablet or used as a pre-printed sheet to be completed by hand.
• Get a copy of the Extras Breakdown Sheet for your casting director.

Do a props breakdown from the script of a film or TV production with this easy digital template.

• You can use this worksheet to break down the props required by:
  • set and location,
  • interior or exterior,
  • day / night.
• The form is available in MS Word format. It is fully editable and can be customized for each project.
• Fill it in on your laptop or tablet, or print out hard copies that can be filled in by hand when you don't have access to your device.

Film crews aren't always welcomed with open arms when shooting on location. Write up a Code of Conduct for your crew with this easy-to-use template.

• The Code of Conduct is to be followed by all cast and crew during filming in order to promote a harmonious relationship between the production crew and residents and businesses located in the filming area.
• Crew members are prohibited from trespassing on any private property other than the location where shooting is scheduled.
• Filming permits must be posted in prominent locations and residents and business owners notified when and where shooting will be taking place.
• Restrictions and instructions regarding parking, trash removal, smoking, etc.
• The location must be restored to its original condition after shooting wraps up.
• Available in MS Word format.